Sentence examples for grow murky from inspiring English sources

Even beyond Mr. Singer's hypothetical, the proposed ethics of choices grow murky.

The picture began to grow murky again early this evening when Tennessee upset Florida, 34-32, to win the East Division of the Southeastern Conference.

But in our world there are complexities piled upon complexities, and in firms where intermediaries jostle with principles, and are driven by shareholders and drawn on by vast sums, the rules of the road grow murky.

But that's where the risks and benefits grow murkier.

I predicted that the investigative press would be weakened and that reality would grow murkier.

Between adults in romantic relationships, the dos and don'ts grow murkier.

The meaning of this opaque phrase would grow murkier over the course of many drinks, but one must make allowances.

And in yet another twist to a story that seems to grow murkier with each new revelation, Mr. Speaker's father-in-law, Robert C. Cooksey, is a tuberculosis researcher who has worked at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Truth is, there's no reason a TV show should get to neatly tie up issues whose real-life incarnations often grow murkier by the day.

But the picture has grown murky.

The water in the tank had again grown murky with spoiled, uneaten beef, but there was something else as well, something I couldn't begin to identify.